The 8010 error usually occurs when your Internet connection is disconnected or temporarily unavailable, but sometimes it can occur for other unexplained reasons.
The 8010 error usually occurs when you try to download something or browse websites, but here are a few other reasons for this error to occur:
* Your Internet connection was temporarily unavailable, and the server did not accept your connection request * Your Internet connection speed is too low * Your Internet Service Provider (ISP) is down * Your internet security software is blocking Windows updates * Your DNS settings are incorrect * Your antivirus software is blocking Windows updates
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Check if the driver is up-to-date
- The chances are that your driver is outdated or corrupt, and that’s causing the issue.
- So, update your driver.
- Check that your drivers are correctly installed
- If the issue persists after updating the driver, try uninstalling and reinstalling the driver.
Check if the IME is enabled
- Go to Control Panel > Language and Region > under Region and Language, select Change Keyboards
- Go to Languages tab > deselect the IME option.
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